Fish have feelings too at least if a lonesome sunfish in a Japanese aquarium is anything to go by. Animal caretakers at the Kaikyokan in the southern city of Shimonoseki were concerned when Mambo the sunfish appeared to fall ill, shortly after the facility closed for renovations in early December.
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Han Kangs latest novel, about a South Korean massacre, delves into why atrocities must be remembered. Its pain and it is blood, but its the current of life, she said.
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Jeremiyah Love has been playing through a knee injury, but is now expected to be close to 100% healthy for the national championship.
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Recent government guidelines on caregiving may be meant for professionals, but all parents should understand the importance of healthy boundaries, says clinical psychologist Shawn Ee.
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This reconstructed visage of “Dragon Man” from the Harbin Skull is linked to a group of early humans called the Denisovans.
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Lou Holtz is the last Notre Dame head coach to win a National Championship, and fans will surely be thinking of him on Monday night.
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Urine is rich in nitrogen, which is important for plant growth, and now scientists have found an efficient way of utilising this to make human wastewater into fertiliser
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A health coach has named some of the foods she wouldn’t pick up in the weekly shop, as somebody who avoids ultra-processed foods
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Most AI users are optimistic about the technologys benefits, Workday report claims Nine in 10 have more free time to be productive Humans can still bring vital skills to the table, so it’s not all doom and gloom Tackling early concerns that artificial intelligence could replace human workers and take our jobs,
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Teresa Keiger, a Cat Fanciers’ Association allbreed judge, previously told Newsweek about the human foods cats cannot consume. The list includes chocolate, some fruits, and, most surprisingly, milk. “Catslike a lot of the human populationare lactose intolerant. Avoid giving them milk or milk products,” she said.
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